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Canadian island of Newfoundland.(Paragraph 1) || Who brought them there? Answered: The vikings || Greeting Card || and for their sweet dispositions, loyalty, and natural water rescue tendencies. (Paragraph 1) ||  || Greeting Card || their great muscles and partly to their webbed feet and acute swimming abilities. (Paragraph 1) || Are they a rescue dog then? Answered: Yes, there in water rescue || Video || don’t groom them? || Brochure || thought to be one of the calmest and gentlest dogs when it comes to being around children. (Paragraph 3) || So do they not have to work? They can be a house pet? || Text Book Article || newfoundlands are wary of people who have no good intentions. This, along with the deep bark and large size of the newfoundland make them excellent guard dogs and they will protect their family first and foremost. (Paragraph 3) || Would they work better in fields, rescuing or at guarding? || Text Book Article || they were brought to Newfoundland by the Vikings more than 1,000 years ago. (Paragraph 4) || Why did the vikings bring them to Canada? || Map || breed in the world? ||  ||
 * FQI Sheet 1**
 * Topic: Newfoundland**
 * MLA Entry: Bond, Millie. "Newfoundland." - Animals. OpenCrypt Membership Software, Nov. 2008. Web. 09 May 2012. .**
 * Facts (with page #s) || Questions || Interpretations ||
 * Large working dog whose origins lie on the
 * Known for their giant size and tremendous strength,
 * The Newfoundland excels at water rescue, due to
 * Require grooming at least once per week (Paragraph 2) || What will happen if you
 * Loving and gentle temperament and newfoundlands are
 * Loyal towards their master and calm with strangers, but
 * Newfoundlands are thought to have derived from mastiffs when
 * Strongest breeds of dogs in the world. (Paragraph 4) || What rank is it for the strongest


 * FQI Sheet 2**
 * Topic: Newfoundland**
 * MLA Entry: Newfoundland Dog." Newfoundland Dog. AquaticCommunity, 2004. Web. 10 May 2012. .**

to play in snow and water, and even without training, the Newfoundland dog has strong water rescue tendencies. Paragraph 1 || Will there be a problem if theres no snow where the dog is living? || Brochure || year you need to spend some more time on Newfoundland dog care and brushing.The heaviest shedding period comes in spring when the extra thick winter coat is discarded. Paragraph 2 ||  || Brochure || Newfoundland dog care, because it will make the skin dry and remove the natural waterproofing oils from the coat. Paragraph 2 ||  || Brochure || should be protected from warm weather. During heat spells, the Newfoundland will appreciate an inflatable swimming pool filled with cold water. Paragraph 2 ||  || Brochure || and cuddly, but it will soon become a huge dog that needs a lot of space and is difficult to lift. The Newfoundland is peaceful, steady-tempered and only needs moderate exercise. It loves pulling carts and sleds, and will never say no to a swim. Paragraph 3 ||  ||   || not very difficult, but you must keep in mind the most Newfies respond to commands in a very slow and relaxed way. Paragraph 4 ||  ||   || and balanced fashion. Newfies are very attentive to the tone of your voice and a NO is normally enough; no need to yell or punish. Paragraph 4 ||  ||   || over large dogs of mastiff type that laid the foundation of Newfoundland dog breeding. As late as the 1880s, there was dogs working dogs active in Newfoundland. Paragraph 5 ||  || Birth Certificate ||
 * Facts (with page #s) || Questions || Interpretations ||
 * Perfectly adapted to a life in a cold climate. They love
 * Fall and spring are shedding periods and during this time of
 * Frequent baths with shampoo and hot water is not considered good
 * The Newfoundland dog was developed in a cold part of the world and
 * Newfoundland dog will slobber, drool and shed hair. The puppy will start off small
 * The Newfoundland dog is an intelligent breed and Newfoundland dog training is
 * Newfoundland dog training is usually most successful when it is carried out in a calm
 * A more reasonable explanation is that generations of Portuguese fishermen brought


 * FQI Sheet 3**
 * Topic: Newfoundland**
 * MLA Entry: "Animal Planet." Animal Planet. Discovery Communications, LLC. Web. 11 May 2012. .**

Todays Function: water rescue (Overview) || So it wont be a good idea to leave him/her at home? Answered: No || Video || Average size of female height: 26 Weight: 100-120 (Overview) || Should this big of a dog stay away from babies? || Chart || Date of origin: 1700s (Overview) || How do people know it was that long ago? || Map/Birth Certificate || (Overview) ||  || Directions Booklet || Exercise needs: Low Playfulness: Moderately playful Affection level: Very affectionate Friendliness toward other dogs: Very friendly Friendliness toward other pets: Very friendly Friendliness toward strangers: Very friendly Ease of training Moderately: easy to train Watchdog ability: Medium Protection ability: Very protective Grooming needs: Moderate maintenance Cold tolerance: High tolerance Heat tolerance: Low tolerance (Stats) || If he/she has low energy why are they working? || Chart || (Care and Health) || Cant most dogs live longer? || Brochure || temperate to cold weather. (Care and Health) || Would New England be a good home because it’s not to cold or to hot? || Brochure || lots of room inside to stretch out. (Care and Health) ||  || Brochure || (Care and Health) || What happens if he/she is not groomed? || Brochure || (Care and Health) || Should this dog not be aloud in parts of the home because its so messy? || Brochure ||
 * Facts (with page #s) || Questions || Interpretations ||
 * Original Function: all-purpose water dog and fishing aid, draft
 * Average size of male Height: 28 Weight: 130-150
 * Area of origin: Canada
 * Family: livestock dog, sheepdog, mastiff
 * Energy level: Low energy
 * Life Spam 8 - 10 years
 * It does not do well in hot weather and should be kept outside only in
 * It is best when allowed access to both house and yard, but it needs
 * Its coat needs combing twice weekly — more frequently when shedding.
 * Newfs do drool and also tend to be messy drinkers.


 * FQI Sheet 4**
 * Topic: Newfoundland**
 * MLA Entry: Dogs 101 Newfoundland. Dir. Wells Victoria, Shojai Amy, and . Animal Planet, 11, 02, 2008. Film. .**

Droopy lips and jowls - allow him to breath even when his mouth is full Massive Web Paws - moves him libs down and out motion giving him additional power Health - Watch there weight because of orthopedic issue Grooming - thick and long fur 2 week basis - drools ||  || Brochure || high maintenance, one of the most trainable dogs, very best dog with children ||  ||   ||
 * Facts (with page #s) || Questions || Interpretations ||
 * One of best dogs for children ||  ||   ||
 * Saved Napoleon Bonaparte on his way back to france ||  || Fun Facts ||
 * Some are life guards, Natural Nurse maids ||  || Video ||
 * Can be 110 lbs, 150 lbs, or 160 lbs maybe even more ||  || Fun Facts ||
 * Largest was 6 feet long, 260 pounds, which is the size of baby elephant ||  || Fun Facts ||
 * Waterproof double coat
 * Don't need a lot of exercise || Why not? ||  ||
 * Good in cities, bad in hot weather, prone to joint problems, extremely


 * FQI Sheet 5**
 * Topic: Newfoundland**
 * MLA Entry:"Newfoundland." JustDogBreeds.com. Partner DogTime Media. Web. .**

excellent therapy dogs. However, it is important to get started on obedience training early with a Newfoundland, as a rambunctious, unlearned six-month-old Newfoundland can pull you out into traffic on the end of a leash because of his size and strength. (Newfoundland Temperament) ||  || Video || at an above average rate. (Newfoundland Training) ||  || greeting card || (Newfoundland Shedding) ||  || greeting card || because he sheds excessively you may find yourself brushing him daily to remove loose hair. (Newfoundland Grooming) ||  ||   ||
 * Facts (with page #s) || Questions || Interpretations ||
 * Newfs excel at water work and carting and do well at obedience. They also make
 * The Newfoundland is intelligent and quite easy to train. He learns new commands quickly
 * The Newfoundland is a very heavy shedder. He sheds an awful lot of hair!
 * The medium-length coat of the Newfoundland only requires an occasional brushing. But